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 Sinema: The Northumberland Massacre - Rod Glenn
Newest Review: ... book and I wasn't disappointed and as soon as we moved to the location of Haydon in Northumberland I was sucked into the ... more  ... world of Han and his crusade to create his own massacre.
The movie references abound throughout this tense novel and I loved the artwork at the start of each chapter; movie pictures adapted for the chapter heading. The name of Hannibal is picked with reference to the relevant movie character and becomes the character's new persona for six months whilst researching a serial killer on the loose in a small village. Haydon, with its population at just short of 400 is about to be destroyed by one man in an event that he hope...more |
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Sinema: The Northumberland Massacre - Rod Glenn: Downright scary (242 words)
by - written on 10/10/08 (Very useful, 27 readings)
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Intense thrilling and downright scary! It took me a chapter or so to get into it as I didn't particularly feel anything for the main character to begin with until he became his alter ego Hannibal Whitman. The psychological aspect is what appealed to me for this book and I wasn't disappointed and as soon as we moved to the location of Haydon in Northumberland I was sucked into the world of Han and his crusade to create his own massacre. The movie references abound throughout this tense novel and I loved the artwork at the start of each chapter; movie pictures adapted for the chapter heading. The name of Hannibal is picked with reference to the relevant movie ... Read the complete review
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